DeSantis and fellow 2028 hopefuls must navigate post-Trump landscape to stay relevant politically
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis remained relevant during a busy week in Washington, D.C., amidst speculation about his future in politics. The question on everyone's mind is how he will stay relevant outside of the potential Trump administration.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin are among 2028 presidential hopefuls trying to stay relevant outside the Trump administration's influence, as they seek to maintain their visibility in the nation's capital. Despite no longer being part of President Trump's inner circle, DeSantis and other candidates continue to use the opportunity to highlight their policies and achievements. The Republican governors aim to capitalize on their existing momentum and position themselves for a potential 2028 presidential bid. Their efforts come as they navigate an increasingly competitive Republican primary landscape.